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** Paul: rough estimate of data rate based on occupancy guesses --- [https://moller.jlab.org/DocDB/0006/000685/001/moller_counting_daq_20210120.pdf DocDB 685] | ** Paul: rough estimate of data rate based on occupancy guesses --- [https://moller.jlab.org/DocDB/0006/000685/001/moller_counting_daq_20210120.pdf DocDB 685] | ||
* General discussion | * General discussion | ||
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+ | == Minutes == | ||
+ | Participants: B. Moffit, C. Ghosh, H. Liu, R. Michaels, J. Fast, P. King | ||
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+ | * Follow-up on discrepancy between Chandan's and Nilanga's channel count: Chandan had used the dimensions in the CDR, which are out-of-date and a little larger than current. Using the current dimensions resolves the discrepancy in channel count. There will be 1280 channels per module. | ||
+ | * Data rate estimate discussion | ||
+ | ** Bryan says that the data suppression is done in the SSP rather than in the MPD. The links from MPD to SSP can support 1Gb/s. | ||
+ | *** Based on the calculations in DocDB 685, we'd currently expect ~0.65 Gb/s from each MPD (for 3 samples per trigger at 7kHz trigger rate) | ||
+ | *** Bryan mentions that they are working to get 2 Gb/s links from MPD to SSP for SBS | ||
+ | ** Chandan reminds us that the data from the MPDs includes headers, although these are a smaller fraction compared to the actual samples | ||
+ | ** Open question about occupancy | ||
+ | *** Chandan reported that the PREX GEM modules had about 8-9 strips above pedestal for each track (total for both X and Y planes in the module) | ||
+ | *** Chandan will check in simulation what the particle rate at the GEM modules will be | ||
+ | * Developing the DAQ design | ||
+ | ** Bob reminds us that the preliminary design review milestone is mid-March, with the counting mode DAQ design to be complete in June. | ||
+ | ** Bob will be in charge of defining the reviews | ||
+ | ** Expect that the review will take ~1/2 day |
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Agenda
- Follow-up from last meeting
- Chandan: discrepancy with Nilanga's channel count docDB 683_page12-13
- Paul: rough estimate of data rate based on occupancy guesses --- DocDB 685
- General discussion
Minutes
Participants: B. Moffit, C. Ghosh, H. Liu, R. Michaels, J. Fast, P. King
- Follow-up on discrepancy between Chandan's and Nilanga's channel count: Chandan had used the dimensions in the CDR, which are out-of-date and a little larger than current. Using the current dimensions resolves the discrepancy in channel count. There will be 1280 channels per module.
- Data rate estimate discussion
- Bryan says that the data suppression is done in the SSP rather than in the MPD. The links from MPD to SSP can support 1Gb/s.
- Based on the calculations in DocDB 685, we'd currently expect ~0.65 Gb/s from each MPD (for 3 samples per trigger at 7kHz trigger rate)
- Bryan mentions that they are working to get 2 Gb/s links from MPD to SSP for SBS
- Chandan reminds us that the data from the MPDs includes headers, although these are a smaller fraction compared to the actual samples
- Open question about occupancy
- Chandan reported that the PREX GEM modules had about 8-9 strips above pedestal for each track (total for both X and Y planes in the module)
- Chandan will check in simulation what the particle rate at the GEM modules will be
- Bryan says that the data suppression is done in the SSP rather than in the MPD. The links from MPD to SSP can support 1Gb/s.
- Developing the DAQ design
- Bob reminds us that the preliminary design review milestone is mid-March, with the counting mode DAQ design to be complete in June.
- Bob will be in charge of defining the reviews
- Expect that the review will take ~1/2 day